Book Proposal

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IT'S NOT OVER...

            A True Crime Story                                            They were frightened into silence

                 of Southern                                                        and for months   they   succeeded

     Corruption and Conspiracy                                    ...until now.

             By Lee Foster                                                              

I.  Overview

         
          It’s Not Over is an incredible true story of love and betrayal combined with crooked cops and a dangerous cult joining forces against Haley Parker and Tommy Stone. They were assaulted by powerful locals, and this book captures the fears and frustrations of an ordinary couple unexpectedly facing danger. A couple torn apart. The high depth and complexity of this story is real-world horror when they sued their contractor and were drugged and sabotaged during a four day trial in the South. When trial was over they were stalked and tormented by them.
         
          My book begins the day after trial ended when Haley has a nightmare about the Walk of Faith Fellowship cult. At the time, she knew very little about them, hadn’t considered their involvement at all. She didn’t know it was them she had dreamt about. She had a premonition dream of some sort, an eye-opening growth of Spirituality. After a visit to the local hospital filled with employees who are members of the cult, Haley suspects the cult is involved.  She decides to research them on-line. It is when she learns the term “Blasting.” The cult practices blasting to scream the demons out of people. Haley dreamt she was being blasted. While Haley continues to research them on-line, she hears a woman’s voice through their computer speaker. “It’s not over,” she said. The stranger spoke without menace, in a matter of fact tone of voice. To Haley it's proof that their home is in fact being monitored and the cult is also involved. The unknown woman had quoted Haley’s exact words to Tommy when they argued days earlier. 

          Shocked with disbelief, Tommy struggles to support Haley while their lives are being invaded. He denies the depth of evil that surrounds them, meanwhile, their being watched and pursued,  and their home,  computer, and  phones are being monitored. Tommy's convinced Haley's paranoid and accuses her of going insane from the affects of being drugged. What took her and Tommy years to build, evil strangers stole in an instant. Haley is terrified of them, but she doesn’t know who or what frightens her more…them or Tommy’s constant doubt. She is shaken by the realization that he sees yet is blind, that he hears yet is deaf.

        Tommy finally began to realize Haley's actions were not just of a paranoid woman, but a woman who had reasonable cause to  fear for their lives.  He needed to accept that her behavior was justified, none-the-less, uncertainty somehow continued to weigh on him. Haley knew Tommy would somehow lose his job because of them, but he didn’t  believe her until it was too late.  She knew what was to come as she felt God’s presence guiding her, but all she could do is watch it unfold, feeling powerless to change their ultimate goal - to protect themselves and destroy their enemy.
         
          It is difficult to imagine a reader who wouldn’t be hooked by this paranoid thriller about the power of the Good Ole’ Boys and a cult who wields that power. The story is full of unbelievable mayhem with heart-wrenching revelations. It’s Not Over is a paranoid’s delight filled with relentless pace, unsettling suspense, and moral outrage.

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